i use npm install bbcode, and i make a source test file to test, the following url related tests failed!

    1) should parse [url="<url>"] to <a href=<url>>
     2) should parse [url='<url>'] to <a href=<url>>
     3) should parse [link=<url>]test[/link]
     4) should parse [link="<url>"]test[/link]
     5) should parse [link='<url>']test[/link]
     6) as attribute with quotes - [img="<img>"] to <img src=<img>>
     7) as attribute with single quotes - [img='<img>'] to <img src=<img>>




detail:

     1) bcrypt #parse should parse [url] and [link] should parse [url="<url>"] to <a href=<url>>:

         actual expected

         <a href[url="http://example.com">"]url</a<span style="color: red">[/url]</span>

if i git clone the source, the tests all past!

The package.json in the repo says version: 0.1.0

But the latest on npm is: 0.0.2

npm show bbcode version
npm info it worked if it ends with ok
npm info using [email protected]
npm info using [email protected]
0.0.2

npm info ok 

Can you publish the latest?

This module does not handle nested tags:

let code = 'wat [span][IMG]https://google.com[/IMG][/span]';
console.log(bbcode.parse(code, {}));
// wat <span>[IMG]https://google.com[/IMG]</span>

As far as I can see library is synchronous.
So why does parse needs a callback? Why not just return?

upd
Well, it's actually both: parse returns if no callback was specified. Anyway, it's better to hear author's opinion on that.
Do you aim to make in asynchronous in future? If so, I believe you should pass error as first argument to callback.

For some reason [marquee]whatever[/marquee] works even though it's no where found within your code (used npm install) any idea why?